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Kaeme works to eliminate barriers to placing an orphanage-housed child into a home, offering more children the chance to grow up in a loving family. Our mission is to build families and protect vulnerable children in orphanages in Ghana. Our vision is for every child in an orphanage to find a healthy loving family.

Supporting the health and strength of Idaho's guiding community.

TO MANAGE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY INCLUDING OVERSIGHT OF ALL CASH AND INVESTEMENTS IN SUPPORT OF INTERMOUNTAIN CENTERS FOR HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, A NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICES ORGANIZATION.

Advancing the mission of Hoag through meaningful and inspirational philanthropic partnerships

We are on a mission to beat cancer financial toxicity and protect the livelihood of cancer patients and caregivers by paying their medical, living, wellness, or mental health expenses who are in financial crisis due to their diagnosis. We believe no one fighting for their life should have to fight to pay their bills. Our services aim to relieve stress and reduce debt so cancer patients can thrive after their journey of survivorship.

Together we can... Find an end to cancer!

Pathstone Mental Health is the only accredited provider of children’s mental health treatment in Niagara. We offer a broad spectrum of treatment services and programs, delivered by highly qualified staff to strengthen children and families. We serve all children and youth from birth through to their 18th birthday.

Marianhill has been a well-reputed part of the community since 1954 and has continually worked to provide new and innovative services to the elderly residents of Renfrew County. We have been an accredited Health Facility since 1989 and we continue to strive to meet the standards of excellence. Several of our services are only offered at our facility including Palliative Care and our Day Program for seniors and developmentally challenged individuals.

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Vision: to be our communities' first choice for charitable giving, thus ensuring a continuous flow of funds from informed and dedicated donors. Values: to be trustworthy in all we do. To be transparent, responsible and accountable stewards of our donors' investments; to treat our volunteers, colleagues and donors with respect, honesty and integrity; and to embrace and employ ethical fundraising practices.

After a skiing accident left him quadriplegic in 1979, Sam Sullivan decided to reach out to other people with disabilities to help them take more responsibility for their lives. Sam believed barriers preventing or limiting full participation in society by people with disabilities could be surmounted through action and effort on the part of the individual, with the support of their able-bodied counterparts. Sam's willpower and entrepreneurship brought into reality several of the objectives he originally set out to achieve. With determination, energy, ingenuity and sheer effort, he launched six non-profit societies, all representing the ideal of promoting full citizenship in the community. The activities and programs these societies offer help improve the lives of people with disabilities not only in Vancouver and B.C. but also across North America and around the world.